
Welcome to the course. Tamara introduces Dash Academy and the course instructor, Dean.
Welcome to the course. To make the most of your online learning experience, download and print the note sheets that correspond with the learning material. Follow along and create your personalized student manual by adding notes to reinforce learning.
Now, let's go learn some project management,
-Dean
Learn how to treat negative risks by changing the plan to reduce probability or impact, and apply avoid, transfer, mitigate, and accept strategies with practical examples.
Monitor and track risks through execution, assign risk owners, monitor risk indicators and dependent risks, and perform ongoing risk identification, reassessment, and contingency reserve analysis through closing.
Explore how simulators model a project within software like Excel to predict outcomes over time, including time, work, and cost, with outputs that define decision boundaries.
Explore quantitative risk analysis, using probability, impact distributions, and Monte Carlo simulation to estimate expected value, assess contingencies, and support go/no-go decisions.
Master project risk management techniques to maximize your project's success, explore tools like Monte Carlo simulations and probability theorems, and prepare for PMP certification while earning five professional development units.
If you are involved in projects at any level, click-in and take this course! Why? Because there is NO RISK involved. We promise it will equip you with the knowledge, skills and language to communicate clearly with your project teams and key stakeholders, but, if you get into it and think, nah...not for me, we always offer a free money back guarantee! See, that is good RISK MANAGEMENT.
Here is what this Project Risk Management course is about:
First, you'll gain a clear picture of what Risk management is
Then, you will learn Qualitative and Quantitative Risk Management
For fun, you will dive deep into the tools, techniques, and activities of Risk Management
Next, learn how a Risk Management Plan is created, how risks are identified, rated, ranked and treated
As a bonus, you'll add to your repertoire of cool project stories and be able to dazzle your friends with stellar small-talk topics at your next dinner party.
Upon completion: you'll have a clear understanding of how Risk is presented in the PMBoK (Project Management Body of Knowledge). Also, you can use the information to prepare for the PMP certification exam. Finally, you will earn 5 PDU's or professional development credit required to maintain your PMP status.
More importantly, you might have a good laugh or two, or at the very least, crack a smile. We are here to give you current and relevant information, AND have a good time doing it. In all seriousness, we aim to give you a 5 STAR experience and education.
Now, let's learn some project management,
-Dean